_____X________ 10-15 min!e "ideo _____X_______ #esson $%an _____X_______ &e%f assessmen! 's$ecific !o DDP assi(nmen!) *ri!eria +o E"idence ,inima% E"idence &fficien! E"idence E-!ensi"e E"idence ./e %esson $%an and !/e c%i$ yo se%ec!ed demonstrate a clear understanding of and interactive read aloud and how to use it with literacy learners in your field placement. You clearly set the lesson objective, model your thinking, and pause during the reading for the children to participate in the thinking as well. You use generic questions to prompt the children in making predictions. You incorporate turn and talks effectively into the lesson and ask the children to explain their thinking. t one point, you did a great job of praising a child for using the text clues !the pictures" and her background knowledge to make the prediction. #here is no explanation of an interactive read aloud. ./e se%f-assessmen! demons!ra!es a thorough understanding of your selected balanced literacy component. You demonstrate that you understand that the purpose of the interactive read aloud is for the teacher to model her thinking while reading aloud to the children to free up the students to focus on the thinking and then practice that thinking when reading independently. You also state that you chose an interactive read aloud because the children were having difficulty applying their comprehension strategies on more difficult text. ./e se%f-assessmen! demons!ra!es an accurate identification and explanation of how at least two lverno $ducation bilities were used to show growth in your choice of one %isconsin &tandard for #eacher 'evelopment and (icensure. You analy)ed your lesson in relation to %#& *+ and the $ of ,onceptuali)ation and 'iagnosis. ./e se%f-assessmen! demons!ra!es an analysis of the challenges and how they were addressed. You discuss the challenges of teaching this lesson and how you would address conducting an interactive read aloud in your own classroom. #here is no evidence for this evaluation in your self- assessment. ./e se%f-assessmen! demons!ra!es an insightful evaluation of your current understanding and practice of the selected component in the classroom related to what might you would do differently in future lessons #he self-reflection paper is word- processed and meets #e"e% 0 wri!in( cri!eria1 .ake sure to check for typos !hire for higher" 2"era%% Performance3 Jessica4 yo were $resen!ed wi!/ some c/a%%en(es w/en !eac/in( !/is %esson1 5/i%e !/e "ideo-c%i$ and yor %esson $%an c%ear%y demons!ra!e yor c%ear nders!andin( of an in!erac!i"e read a%od '!/e focs of !/is DDP key $erformance)4 yor se%f-assessmen! s/ows a more %imi!ed nders!andin( of !/is com$onen! of ba%anced %i!eracy1 +o! a%% of !/e 6es!ions on !/e !em$%a!e are addressed in yor se%f-assessmen!1 7nade6a!e Emer(in( X Proficien! Dis!inc!i"e /012
Hector Cruz, Matthew Gulley, Carmine Perrelli, George Dunleavy, Louis Poveromo, Nicholas Pechar, and George Mitchell, Individually and on Behalf of All Other Persons Similarly Situated v. Benjamin Ward, Individually and in His Capacity as Commissioner of the New York State Department of Correctional Services, Vito M. Ternullo, Individually and in His Capacity as Director of Matteawan State Hospital, Lawrence Sweeney, Individually and in His Capacity as Chief of Psychiatric Services at Matteawan State Hospital, 558 F.2d 658, 2d Cir. (1977)